Windows 10: Printer DocuPrint M205 b, connect to Windows 10

My new computer has Windows 10 pro, version 1809, OS build 17763.720. (Recently updated).

Is a printer driver available for Fuji Xerox Docuprint M205 b ? When I try to connect it, I get the message "driver not available".

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Xerox N24 Docuprint Printer does not install on windows 10

Here's what happens:

-Search for printers and select 'The printer that I want isn't listed' option

-Select 'My printer is a little older. Help me find it.' option in pop-up window

-Select the Xerox N24 Docuprint printer from search pane

-Correct driver isn't listed in the normal driver files, select the 'Have Disk...' option and search driver files

downloaded from Xerox site, select the Xerox N24 Docuprint driver

-Give printer a name and press next

-It says its installing printer

-The name printer screen appears again

The last three steps keep looping, and I can't seem to figure out how to get it finalized. The drivers I have downloaded from Xerox were for windows 7, but the company has said

that those files will work with Windows 10, and that the issue is that Windows 10 requires a digitally signed driver. The N24 Docuprint drivers are indeed old enough that they do not have a digital signature with them.

Does anyone have a solution to this?

 

Xerox Docuprint C4350 Network Printer Access


Hi Folks.

I have an 32-bit XP machine on the house network driving an Canon MP495 and a Xerox Docuprint C4350. I can print to both printers from the XP machine. The XP is up to date. My work machine is a 64-bit Windows 10 machine connected to the same network. I can see both printers on the Windows 10 machine. I have connected to and can print to the MP495 over the network.

When I try to connect to the C4350 Windows 10 fails to find a driver. I have downloaded the specific 64-bit Windows 10 driver from the Xerox site and directed Windows 10 to that folder which contains what should be the correct INF file. However it says this is not the correct driver.

I am running out of things to try. Does anybody have a suggestion?

Thanks, Ron

 

Windows 10 + printer connection

Hi Debbie,

The printer offline status is your printer’s way of telling you that something is wrong with the communication between your computer and your printer, so one of the first things to check is your printer’s connection with your PC. Here are a couple of things
you can try:

• Power off, and then power on your printer to restart it. Wait for a while for it to be fully ready.
• Check your printer connection. Check your printer and make sure that it’s connected to your PC network.

Aside from the above steps, I also suggest that you go through this list of suggestions to fix printer connection
in Windows 10.

Please respond to this thread to let me know how the issue progresses. Similarly, if you have more questions, please inform me by replying to this post.